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Extend all will extend selectors generated by normal extend, however normal extend ignores selectors generated by extend all. Was that intentional?
I do not care one way or the other, I just need to know whether it is a bug or a feature.
Normal extend ignores selectors generated by extend all:
ruleset:last { property: value; } full:extend(ruleset:first) {} :first:extend(:last all) {}
compiles into:
ruleset:last, ruleset:first { property: value; }
Extend all will extend selectors generated by normal extend:
ruleset:last { property: value; } full:first:extend(ruleset:last) {} :nth-child(3n):extend(:first all) {}
ruleset:last, full:first, full:nth-child(3n) { property: value; }
If it is a bug, then it is related to #1641 .
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hrmm I think its a bug
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Extend all will extend selectors generated by normal extend, however normal extend ignores selectors generated by extend all. Was that intentional?
I do not care one way or the other, I just need to know whether it is a bug or a feature.
Normal extend ignores selectors generated by extend all:
compiles into:
Extend all will extend selectors generated by normal extend:
compiles into:
If it is a bug, then it is related to #1641 .
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: